Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, between a scazzotata and a
plate of beans, all the cult scenes that made them immortal (photos, video)
By Alberto Forno
Boot Hill
1969 La collina degli stivali, Regia di Giuseppe Colizzi
The last chapter of "western trilogy" directed
by Giuseppe Colizzi, this film closes the chapter of spaghetti-western duo of
Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, who then would work with E.B. Clucher they will
meet almost accidentally after a year to partner in the brilliant ‘Trinity’
western genre series.
Doc (Terence Hill), a wounded gunman is chased by bandits
who want to steal a land grant overflowing with gold. He finds refuge in a
circus caravan that leaves town before he is reached by his pursuers. They in
turn retaliate by killing an artist convoy. This will unleash the wrath of the
circus caravan leader, who has resued and heals Doc, and now wants revenge.
Doc, realizing there will be a fight, asks for help and cooperation from an old
friend: Earp (Bud Spencer) that joins them together with a young gunman
nicknamed Baby Doll. They try to get rid of bandits using a trick with the
collaboration of the circus.
[To be continued
tomorrow]
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